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< Back Russell Camp Seeking The Healer Book blurb... How far will a father go to see his son healed? This thing that would come and attack his son. Without warning. Without remorse. Without a cure. Yosef’s heart broke more with each one, his hope fading as he watched this thing slowly destroy his son, along with everything he loved. But just as the darkness seemed to envelop him, Yosef heard a whisper on the fluttering wings of a dove. There was one who might be able to help. A healer existed somewhere, out there. Yosef had only to find him. SEEKING THE HEALER is the gripping story of a father’s love, a son’s courage, and a family on the brink. Pursued by an enemy who is as relentless as he is corrupt, Yosef and his son, Gabriel, must flee their home and follow an unsure path, hoping it will lead them to a mysterious healer, of whom they have only heard rumors. Along the way, they meet others who will point them towards the end of their journey, but will they find this healer before their enemy finds them? Purchase here

Book Reviews: Adult Joshua Qually Anxiety Reset 30 Days to Find Calm: A Self-Regulation Workbook for Busy Adults Terry Ray King Deathly Vision Clare Bursky Survive, Then Thrive; My Family's Holocaust Story Douglas King An Innocent World Dr. Pietro Emanuele Garbelli The Doctor's Future: A Blueprint for Future-Proofing Your Profession and for Healthcare Decision Makers Leading the Evolution of AI/Robotics-Powered Medicine J.C. Wade Summer's Reaping Belinda M Gordon Tressa's Treasures - The King's Jewel Book 1 Jasmine Kah Yan Loo Reigning Fire EF Nordmed Market of the Never Setting Sun Melanie Smithson Shake Yourself Free- 81 Somatic Practices to Let Go of Limitation Bryan Murphy Pandemic Hacker 2 Ragini Shah Constructed Movements: Extraction and Resistance in Mexican Migrant Communities LOAD MORE

< Back Iris Dorbian An Epiphany in Lilacs Book blurb... An Epiphany in Lilacs is a novel set in a displaced persons camp outside Hamburg, Germany, following the end of World War II. After liberation in May 1945, Daniel, a 14-year-old Latvian Jew, is treated in a field hospital in the British zone of partitioned Germany. A survivor of various concentration camps, Daniel fights to recover from starvation and disease. Racked by nightmares, a nearly nightly occurrence, Daniel finds sleep almost impossible. Through his love of nature and pre-war memories, Daniel struggles to find comfort. He forms an intriguing bond with an older German gentile, another survivor. Later on, as he joins a theatre troupe, Daniel tries to move on with his life, yet is still searching for the whereabouts of his mother and two sisters. Purchase here

< Back Melanie Smithson Shake Yourself Free- 81 Somatic Practices to Let Go of Limitation Book blurb... While the mind often refuses to let go, the body is more than willing. And where the body goes, the mind will follow. Letting go of what does not reflect our true selves allows true authenticity to emerge. You can literally Shake Yourself Free. Are you tired of feeling stuck with emotions, thoughts, and habits that hinder well-being? Or are you a therapist seeking a more dynamic way to support transformation? Every belief and feeling has its origin, but we don’t need to be defined and limited by our history. The wounds from the past are held in the body, and to release them effectively, healing must involve sensation and movement. Where the mind hesitates, or pretends to let go, the body is happy to shake, rattle and roll its way to freedom. Blending somatic practices, spiritual insights, and therapeutic techniques, this book offers 81 powerful exercises to support readers in releasing all that holds suffering in place. Designed for therapists, coaches, and anyone on a path of personal growth, the book embraces letting go as a spiritual practice—dissolving old programming to connect with one’s true nature. Purchase here

< Back Hazem Nassar I Spy Amira is enjoying her favorite game, playing I-spy while swinging from a tree. She spies something green, something blue, something orange and something purple. She spies beauty all around her. But the peace and tranquillity is suddenly disrupted when a strange object hurtles through the sky. Amira struggles to open her eyes and cannot spy anything at all. I Spy is an illustrated picture book by Hazem Nassar about the harsh realities of war. Told from the perspective of a young girl named Amira, the book follows her journey to recovery and healing following a traumatic and life-threatening event. The text and illustrations convey a sense of despair and helplessness, and the imagery of Amira barely managing to open her eyes and almost letting go is deeply moving. The story transitions to a broader perspective, showing the impact of war on the wider community. The illustrations show journalists and medical professionals, highlighting the role of media and healthcare workers in documenting and addressing the consequences of conflict. The presence of diverse individuals, including those in wheelchairs and children, emphasizes the widespread and indiscriminate impact of war on people of all ages and backgrounds. The narrative also explores themes of resilience and hope. Despite the devastation, Amira observes the world around her, noting the colors and the return of people to their homeland. Overall, I Spy is a poignant reflection on the impact of war, particularly on children and communities. With simple and powerful illustrations and heart-wrenching storytelling, the book captures the fragility of life, the resilience of the human spirit, and the hope for a brighter future. Star rating: 5 Stars Summary : A poignant and deeply moving reflection on the impact of war on children and communities. Purchase here

Book Reviews: Age 8 to 12 Load more Vicki Scott Burns Charli's Turtle Triumph: A Marine Biology Adventure Julie Ellis Williams Bella Joins the Service Renee Hamilton Norey Loo Glory's Adoption Story Hazem Nassar I Spy Kristin Nilsen The Scott Fenwick Diaries: A Novel Josh Weiss-Roessler Future Me and the VR Prison Deborah Erdmann and Kate Jungwirth Haunted Hemlock Steven Thedford The First Fruits Festival of Kwanzaa (A Zulu Celebration) Linda Oatman High First There Was Bird Wittingly Yours You Are Enough, Just as You Are (Yes! It's True) Kathleen Welton Be WHOO You Are Ruthie Godfrey Wagon of Worries LOAD MORE

< Back Ruthie Godfrey Wagon of Worries Book blurb... We find what we are looking for... What started as a fun new collection for Mable quickly grows out-of-hand and overwhelming. She soon discovers that she can find worries everywhere she looks. So what will Mable do with all of these worries she's collected? Perhaps she can let someone else take care of them for her. A beautifully illustrated children's book touching on themes of worry and anxiety, identity, and faith. This sweet picture book is a perfect addition to your collection and makes a wonderful gift, too. Also check out other fan-favorites from award-winning author, Ruthie Godfrey. Great for bedtime reading, anytime reading, lessons in the classroom, homeschool lessons, school library collections and more! Purchase here

Book Reviews: Age 3 to 7 Jane Xu Can Pandas Be Koalas Too? Brett Gunning and Stacy Padula On the Right Path: Book One Ben Askew This Monkey Lost A Banana Lori Rotter Best Chef in Town Katie Laprade Magical Things Jessica Pleuss Sharing My Family Vatika and Natalie Gulati Penelope and The Unicorns Julie McGue Jack and Lulu Go to the Tree Farm Vicki Scott Burns Charli's Turtle Triumph: A Marine Biology Adventure Jamie McMahon The Handy Pandas Ashley Wall The Day I Had a Spaceship Renee Hamilton Norey Loo Glory's Adoption Story LOAD MORE

< Back Julie McGue Jack and Lulu Go to the Tree Farm Book blurb... Jack and Lulu Go to the Tree Farm is a tender, timeless story about dreams planted, memories grown, and the quiet magic of trees. Long ago, Jack's great-grandfather dreamed of planting a walnut farm - a gift for future generations. Though he never saw that dream come true, his son carried it forward, and now, young Jack gets to choose a tree of his own at Weatherwood Walnut Farm. When Jack discovers a little oak standing proud among the saplings, he feels an instant connection. What he doesn't expect is the tiny surprise waiting in its branches - and the deep family legacy that takes root in him. Told with warmth and lyrical beauty, Jack and Lulu Go to the Tree Farm is a gentle exploration of growth, remembrance, and the ways love lives on through nature. Perfect for readers who cherish Miss Rumphius and The Giving Tree, this story is a celebration of family, seasons, and the trees that impact our lives and influence our sense of belonging. Purchase here

< Back M. J. Kelley II Identity Crisis: Who Am I, Really? Book blurb... In an age defined by the noise of social media, constant comparison, and the exhausting pressure to perform, Identity Crisis: Who Am I, Really? offers a powerful antidote to the modern identity crisis. This book confronts the deceptive allure of the inward search and the cultural myth that worth must be earned. It guides readers to the unwavering foundation of their true self, revealing that identity is a gift received, not a title achieved. You will discover your unshakeable value as a masterpiece created in the Imago Dei and find eternal security as a beloved child adopted by the King, your life forever "hidden with Christ in God". The book equips you to wage the war for your mind by demolishing the enemy's lies with the truth of Scripture, liberating you from the crippling performance trap and empowering you to live an authentic, purpose-filled life, not for the fleeting applause of the crowd, but for an Audience of One. Purchase here

< Back Dr Tamara Lazic Strugar The Sunscreaming Summer Siblings Mia and Luka learn how to stay safe in the sun. The Sunscreaming Summer is a graphic novel for middle grade readers, and the first book in the Skinventurez series, by Dr. Tamara Lazic Strugar. The book follows the adventures of siblings Mia and Luka, and their friends Jude and Anya, as they take a trip to the countryside during the summer break. Luka is terrified of ghosts and even scared to watch the movie Ghostbusters. When Jude and Luka attack Mia and Anya with rabbit poop, the girls decide to take revenge. They hatch a plan to convince the boys that their dad is a real ghost. The boys test the theory. His skin is pale. His hands are ice cold to the touch. They are convinced he is a ghost. One day as the children play outside, Mia tries to get Luka to wear sunscreen. He ignores her advice because it is cloudy and gets badly sunburnt. His skin is pink, sore, and very itchy. His dad suggests they visit Dr Lazic, a skin doctor in the city. Dr Lazic gives advice on how to stay safe in the sun. She explains how to apply sunscreen correctly, how much to apply, and the importance of protecting the skin by covering up, staying in the shade, and wearing a hat and sunglasses. She also warns of the dangers of sun exposure and provides tips for treating sunburn. When they leave the doctor’s office, they soon learn the truth about Mia and Luka’s dad. Why is his skin so pale? And is he really a ghost? The Sunscreaming Summer is a fun graphic novel, with an important message about sun safety. Written by Dr. Tamara Lazic Strugar, a dermatologist who was diagnosed with stage IV cancer. Struga uses her experience as a skin doctor to raise awareness and educate young people about the dangers of sun exposure. Combining a fun summer holiday and a silly ghost story, the book deals with a serious topic in a way that young children will easily understand. With lots of hints and tips for staying safe in the sun, and additional resources, including a quiz and several puzzles, the book makes the topic fun and accessible for readers of all ages. The illustrations by Lea Embeli are sublime. Star rating: 5 Stars Summary: A fun and educational graphic book for young readers about sun safety. Purchase here